Rear stabilizer motor
Our 2011 Montana has the electric motor driven rear stabilizer with two pads that come down to the ground. The assembly is Lippert and the motor is made in India. We recently had the motor refurbished...
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Hi new here, but I wanted you to know that the information on the Lippert stabilizer motor is good and still valid.
Ours failed this month on our 2011 Jayco, the dealer wanted $320.00 for a replacement motor plus freight and sales tax! I contacted the VERY NICE people at Klauber Gear, sent them a few photos and they promptly responded saying that yes, the K01285C800 is the motor I need and it is still $140 plus shipping and the $12 COD fee. The phone number for Klauber is 636-257-3002 or you can email them at sales@Klaubergear.com.
The second part of this scenario that was not covered previously was the switch to extend and lower the jacks. In trying to diagnose the problem my DH removed the switch and it fell apart. Again the DEALER wanted $40 for this item! I contacted the manufacturer (Sigma) who put me in contact with their distributer. http://www.burnstines.com/electrical/switches?manufacturer=96
You can buy the switch direct from Burnstines' for $12.95. The Sigma part number is 260S-1BB-NNNX. $40 INDEED!
Anyway Thanks to the members who posted the original information!
Mia
Ours failed this month on our 2011 Jayco, the dealer wanted $320.00 for a replacement motor plus freight and sales tax! I contacted the VERY NICE people at Klauber Gear, sent them a few photos and they promptly responded saying that yes, the K01285C800 is the motor I need and it is still $140 plus shipping and the $12 COD fee. The phone number for Klauber is 636-257-3002 or you can email them at sales@Klaubergear.com.
The second part of this scenario that was not covered previously was the switch to extend and lower the jacks. In trying to diagnose the problem my DH removed the switch and it fell apart. Again the DEALER wanted $40 for this item! I contacted the manufacturer (Sigma) who put me in contact with their distributer. http://www.burnstines.com/electrical/switches?manufacturer=96
You can buy the switch direct from Burnstines' for $12.95. The Sigma part number is 260S-1BB-NNNX. $40 INDEED!
Anyway Thanks to the members who posted the original information!
Mia
